Sydney McLaughlin-Leading World Lead, Gabby Thomas has a 200m title

After an exciting day of opening on the Grand Slam Miami, Sprinting and Hurdling Stars court returned to the court today to take another action. As some of the best athletes in the world became in business, fans have to witness various new advantages in the world.

One of the most dominant performances of the day was delivered by anyone else than Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone. The Olympic champion twice competed in the obstacles of 400 meters, achieving a worldwide advantage of 52.7 years that placed it more than two seconds ahead of the rest of the field.

Behind him, Andrenette Knight recorded a better season of 54.08 for second place, while American Hepathlete impressed with a 54.43 one that ranked it in the top three.

Anywhere else in Grand Slam Track Miami, Gabby Thomas The 200m title of the Sprints Short Event Group was taken away. Following a disappointing fourth place in the 100 meters yesterday, the Olympic champion set an exciting 21.95 for victory.

Behind his Mellisa, Jefferson was second with his 22.05. With this, Jefferson was crowned the Sprints 'Slam Champion' short after winning the 100 -meter race yesterday.

Another exciting race at Grand Slam Track Miami It was 400 meters from the Sprints Sprints Sprints Group. Jacory Patterson of America recorded a 43.98 -year outbreak for victory, establishing a new best staff and world leadership at the event. They joined him in the top three places of Jerem Richrads and Matthew Hudson-Smith, both who scored the best of the season.

Meanwhile, the group of short film events saw Kenny Bednarek Continue your dominance of the Grand Slam track. In Kingston, the North -American won the races of 100 and 200 m to be crowned the “Slam champion”. This time looks at the way to defend its title, after having traveled a 9.79 for the title of 100 meters today.

Grand Slam Track Miami – Complete Results of Day 2

Here are the full results of the second day of competition at Grand Slam Track Miami:

Long Obstacle Events Group

1. Sydney McLaughlin -evone – 52.07
2. Andrenette Knight – 54.8
3. Anna Hall – 54.43
4. Shiann Salmon – 54.62
5. Sarah Carli – 54.93
6. Cassandra Tate – 55.94
7. Naomi van den Broeck – 56.63
8. Little Shamier – 57.55

Long Sprints Event Group: 400m male

1. Jacory Patterson – 43.98
2. Jerem Richards – 44.32
3. Matthew Hudson -smith – 44.37
4. Muzala Samukonga – 44.56
5. Alexander Ogando – 44.78
6. Ryan Zeze – 45.21
7. Bryce Deadmon – 45.52

Steven Gardiner – DNF

Short -Obstacle Events Group: 100 meters of women

1. ACKERA NUGENT – 11.09
2. Megan Tapper – 11.33
3. Kendra Harrison – 11.35
4. Masai Russell – 11.40
5. Maribel Vanessa Caicedo – 11.47
6. This is Jones – 11.50

Alaysha Johnson – DNS

Samb -Mayala – DNS

Short -distance events group: 1500 m of women

1. Freweyni Hailu – 4: 06.9
2. Nikki Hiltz – 4: 07.08
3. Diribe Welteji – 4: 07.46
4. Jessica Hull – 4: 07.67
5. Emily Mackay – 4: 10.93
6. Lucia Stafford – 4: 14.66
7. Shafiqua Maloney – 4: 16.35
8. Mary Moraa – 4: 24.44

Short -Obstacle Events Group: 110m Men's Obstacles

1. Trey Cunningham – 13.00
2. Sasha Zoya – 13.06
3. Freddie Critter – 13.09
4. Jamal Britt – 13.10
5. Dylan Beard – 13.24
6. Daniel Roberts – 13.36
7. Michael Obasuyi – 13.41
8. Wilhem Belocian – 13.47

Group of short sprints events: 100 meters male

1. Kenny Bednarek – 9.79
2. Oblique Sevilla – 9.84
3. ACKEEM BLAKE – 9.85
4. Zharnel Hughes – 9.87
5. Brandon Hicklin – 9.98
6. Benjamin Richardson – 9.99
7. Jerome Blake – 10.04
8. Other Grass – 10.05

Short -distance events group: 800m male

1. Marco Arop – 1: 43.69
2. Kethobobile Haingura – 1: 43.75
3. Peter was – 1: 44.13
4. Yared Nungse – 1: 44.77
5. Josh Kerr – 1: 45.01
6. Cole Hocker – 1: 45.13
7. Stand 1: 45.6.
8. Characteristics Performance – 1: 47.12

Short -sprint events group: 200m female

1. Gabby Thomas – 21.95
2. Tamari Davis – 22.05
3. Melissa Jefferson – 22.15
4. Favor ofi – 22.27
5. Brittany Brown – 22.72
6. Kayla White – 22.85
7. Jacious Sears – 22.89
8. Daryll Refuse – 22.93